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Great Plains Country Region
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Museum of the Great Plains - The Museum of the Great Plains is dedicated to the collection, preservation, interpretation and exhibition of materials pertaining to the cultural and natural history of the Great Plains of North America. Visitors can view intriguing Native American exhibits of the region, including the Tingley Collection of Native American artifacts. Indian City U.S.A. - Indian City U.S.A. was organized by the citizens of Anadarko in 1954. It was designed as a vast outdoor museum to provide visitors with a highly reliable series of reconstructed American Indian Villages. Tours of Indian City are conducted by members of some of the same tribes that are represented in the Villages. A museum and a gift shop are also available. |
The Chisholm Trail Heritage Center - The Heritage Center was established in 1998 to commemorate and celebrate the great history and heritage of the old Chisholm Trail and the other Great Cattle Trails of the late 19th century. The Center includes the largest bronze sculpture in Oklahoma, a monumental statue of a cattle drive, and an adjacent museum and visitor center. Cheyenne Cultural Center - The Cheyenne Cultural Center, conceived as a vision by Lawrence Hart, became a reality in 1977. Mr. Hart, executive director of the center, and his family founded the center in hopes to cultivate the preservation of the Cheyenne people's way of life. Located on the original Red Wheat Allotment, the site has become a regional interpretive center for Cheyenne history and culture. |
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